Answer to Question 1
ANS: C
Phenomenological research attempts to capture the lived experience of study participants, which in this case is the experience of breast-feeding twins.
Ethnographers observe and document interactions within a culture. Phenomenological research attempts to capture the lived experience of study participants, which in this case is the experience of breast-feeding twins.
How many mothers of twins elect to breast-feed their infants? is a quantitative research question. Phenomenological research attempts to capture the lived experience of study participants, which in this case is the experience of breast-feeding twins.
This would be a question for historical research. Phenomenological research attempts to capture the lived experience of study participants, which in this case is the experience of breast-feeding twins.
Answer to Question 2
ANS: C
Hermeneutics seeks to look at the social and historical influences through textual analysis and increases the understanding of human nature.
Although the Hermeneutic approach is a type of phenomenological research, it would not be the reason why some nurses are embracing this method. It describes a culture by looking at its characteristics. Hermeneutics seeks to look at the social and historical influences through textual analysis and increases the understanding of human nature.
Hermeneutics seeks to look at the social and historical influences through textual analysis and increases the understanding of human nature.
Although the Hermeneutic approach was used to interpret Biblical texts, it would not be the reason why some nurses are embracing this method. Hermeneutics seeks to look at the social and historical influences through textual analysis and increases the understanding of human nature.